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  1. Prison tattoo program scrapped
  2. Church plants vineyard in cemetery
  3. Santas face job risks being cheery, survey finds
  4. 'Polonium Restaurant' sees business improve in poisoning aftermath: report
  5. U.S. plane forced to land after passenger lights match to hide flatulence
  6. South Carolina mother has son arrested for playing with Christmas present
  7. World chess champion loses match 4-2 to Deep Fritz computer
  8. Harrods gives bad Santa the boot
  9. No sex please, we're trying to watch the TV
  10. Stuffed-animal menagerie claws spot in record books
  11. Painting by 'Rubens student' is by master himself, Swedish experts claim
  12. Trouser-ripping train seats force New York authorities to rethink
  13. Taxman gives Danish sperm bank a headache
  14. Passenger flatulence prompts US jet to make emergency landing
  15. Santa is naughty, not nice - so Harrods fires him
  16. Atlantic premiers agree to wear pedometers for 4 months; goal to walk 544 km
  17. Flatulent passenger grounds flight
  18. Critics applauded for trashing movie
  19. Women too busy to shave armpits?
  20. Having fun is becoming cheaper
  21. Norway court rules no tax on strip club "artists"
  22. Santa's evil sidekick? Who knew?
  23. San Francisco says no to cookie aroma at bus stops
  24. Indiscreet parrots and vagrant tortoises: animal tales of 2006
  25. Honesty pays: Utah worker who turned in $10,000 gets to keep the cash
  26. Coin dropped in Salvation Army collection kettle may be worth $14,000
  27. Indiana thief fishes for cash in bank night deposit box; reels in 11 bags
  28. Critics applauded for trashing movie
  29. Houston suburb opposes plans for mosque; neighbour threatens to hold pig races
  30. British town lashes out at 'yob' label
  31. Nintendo warns Wii users not to get too excited
  32. Malaysian state backs down on 'sexy' outfit ban
  33. Japan's dieter-in-chief fights the munchies
  34. Spanish municipality orders White Christmas - by decree
  35. Robinson's blunder goal improves diplomatic ties
  36. Cleric's 2nd wife sparks polygamy debate
  37. "Little Fatty" unlikely Internet hero in China
  38. You can say that again...and again...and again..
  39. Town mulls recommending guns for all
  40. Billionaire Warren Buffett plays poker for charity, goes broke in less an hour
  41. Attention department store shoppers: 'Its a fire, not a fire sale'
  42. Pigeons invade landmark military recruiting station in Times Square
  43. Naughty Christmas "Pornaments" are not nice, say Florida protesters
  44. Speak up, sir...You need the extra small condoms?
  45. Space tourism to be fashion's final frontier
  46. Where the statues are the spitting image...
  47. Love is blind in pitch black restaurant
  48. tail robots mix mojitos
  49. Suitable for hanging: Chicago's gallows sold
  50. Condoms too big for most Indian men
  51. Stephen Colbert's 'truthiness' is pronounced the Word of the Year for 2006
  52. Waitresses dressed as naughty nurses at Ariz., restaurant rile real nurses
  53. Man's Lost Wedding Ring Found in Hay
  54. Berlin opera's heads of Mohammed, Jesus go missing
  55. Ice cowboys fined for lassoing a polar bear
  56. NJ principal honours deal with pupils who met reading challenge by roofing it
  57. Montreal owner of rare Velvet Underground record isn't sorry to sell
  58. Speak up, sir...You need the extra small condoms?
  59. Mud-splattered and elegant, one of Britain's royals takes out an ad
  60. Woman listed as world's oldest person dies at 116 in Memphis nursing home
  61. NY judge finds 1st Amendment protects Atkins diet against lawsuit
  62. Malaysian man stranded for hours atop billboard
  63. British vicar bars Father Christmas from carol service
  64. Gingerbread houses latest victim of global warming
  65. Diamonds are a hurl's best friend?
  66. High copper prices: Thieves steal downed power lines in Washington state
  67. What a job - finding memorabilia for Hard Rock Cafes
  68. Iran to launch women-only taxi company for Tehran
  69. Elephants wed at Indian beach resort to amuse tourists
  70. Christmas trees being returned to U.S. airport after rabbi says he won't sue
  71. Lawmaker aims to allow the blind to hunt
  72. Lettuce ladies urge Kazakhs to go vegetarian
  73. The pastrami and cheesecake diet...
  74. Shoppers rescue thief from detectives
  75. Real estate agent gives guns to homebuyers
  76. On the Net: Conan O'Brien 'Late Night' character becomes an accidental web star
  77. New Zealand job offer: condom tester
  78. The butt of jokes, Czech Premier marks 100 day search for government
  79. City Haul: Boston mayor proposes selling city hall to developers
  80. RCMP in western Alberta ask for public's help to find missing zebra
  81. On the Net: Conan O'Brien 'Late Night' character becomes an accidental web star
  82. Trademark battle: cash and Carey
  83. Two-timing cops cause admin havoc
  84. Australian wildlife official finds two-metre snake in toilet bowl
  85. Police destroy Civil War-era ordnance found on construction site
  86. Lettuce ladies urge Kazakhs to go vegetarian
  87. Sweden uses tradition, technology to banish dark
  88. Airlines workers sacrifice camel at airport
  89. New York women release anger -- by Jell-O wrestling
  90. Man in Germany stops Brazil robbery via Internet
  91. Plot to smuggle drugs in lollipops foiled
  92. Evel Knievel sues rapper Kanye West over video
  93. New video game is first to star Rabbi?
  94. Indiana teen clocked doing almost 230 km/h; was rushing to get home by midnight
  95. School sued for barring yearbook picture of student with medieval sword
  96. Quick decision allows Virginia man to save toddler falling from building
  97. What's your road sign? Leos best drivers, Libras worst, insurance study finds
  98. Man leaves 442,000 dlrs to Los Angeles, one buck each to siblings
  99. Bogus Segolene Royal haunts Second Life
  100. Christmas myrrh causing a stir in London pub
  101. Hedgehog lovers rush to spike "stew" book
  102. Hundreds of Mexican clowns join march to honour the Virgin of Guadalupe
  103. Harper invites media to holiday reception - on a date that doesn't exist
  104. Russians cornered for 2 days by hungry polar bear
  105. Belgians fall for media spoof on Flemish independence
  106. Chinese man blocked from selling World Cup air
  107. Tiger goes on camera-crushing spree
  108. India lifeguard candidates flunk swim test
  109. It's US vs UK in online geography battle
  110. Press eats words for immigrant murder story
  111. Firm combines wine bottle with glass
  112. So, what's your sign? You crash here often?
  113. Court orders camera ban for peeping Tom
  114. Security cameras raise rights worry?
  115. World's tallest man rescues dolphins in China
  116. Belgians fall for media spoof on Flemish independence
  117. Long arms of world's tallest man saves dolphins in northeast China
  118. Belgian TV amazed at public alarm over spoof 'split' of country
  119. Bearded German MP defends 'get a shave to get a job' jibe
  120. Belgians fall for media spoof on Flemish independence
  121. Philippine warning on Christmas "gifts"
  122. Oh Lordi: Santa rocks EU but reindeer get a roasting
  123. Belgian viewers fall for TV hoax announcing breakaway state
  124. Deliver mail like it's 1999
  125. No surprise - Americans like U.S. Mint more than IRS
  126. Jay Bakker says one TV show enough for now
  127. Mice cause mid-air mischief on Saudi plane
  128. Vienna to get gender-equal traffic and exit signs
  129. In a driven city, New York taxis to offer TV, tracking and more
  130. Robber caught in mesh of mistakes
  131. Traffic ticket helps elderly man find car
  132. Cologne fills tax gap with levy on prostitutes
  133. Poor Cleveland! Greeting card company highlights city's poverty status
  134. Miss USA in danger of losing crown due to behavior
  135. Worm hits computers via Symantec Corp.'s antivirus program
  136. E-mail gaffe offers inside look at Liberal lobbying
  137. Priests to get soccer tournament in Rome to infuse sport into religion
  138. Charges dropped against 'American Pie' actress of threatening sex abuse of dog
  139. Unemployed German finds celebrity, job offers after haircut and shave
  140. Inventor of The Clapper adds remote control
  141. Italian village basks in winter sunlight thanks to giant mirror
  142. 2008 to be "tax-free" as French move to pay-as-you-go
  143. Jakarta hotel puts $110 hamburger on menu
  144. "Macaca" named most politically incorrect word
  145. Shanghai goes the extra smile for 2010 World Expo
  146. Dog weddings called off on grounds of cruelty
  147. 'Twas the week before Christmas
  148. Italy issues new code to stop ultra-skinny models
  149. Peru toasts al Qaeda with bad bubbly
  150. Diamonds just icing on Japanese cake
  151. Group says "fake" fur on coat at Macy's is real
  152. Two men tried to smuggle birds in coat, fanny pack, U.S. border agents say
  153. Woman apparently angered by Brazilian legislators' pay raise stabs congressman
  154. 100-year-old Texan who left university in 1929 finally receives degree
  155. Indian silver medallist in women's race at Asian Games fails gender test
  156. Scottish soldiers forced to share kilts because deal to buy 1 each not finalized
  157. So many sprouts, so little time: festive veg bid wilts
  158. French launch university degree in private eye-ing
  159. Vatican mulls fielding football team
  160. Say cheese: Canadians getting teeth whitened for smiles like favourite celebs
  161. World-famous Hamleys toys sell out after Internet mistake
  162. Less than half of British children aware Jesus born on Christmas Day: survey
  163. Japanese woman finds jeans with a bite
  164. World-famous Hamleys toys sell out after Internet mistake
  165. Photolurking, blog streaking and cheesepodding: The new Internet addictions
  166. Swiss zoo swamped with snakes as 40 baby anacondas born
  167. New Zealand manager jailed for robbing his own bank
  168. Travelling salesman put 1 million miles on his Saab; gets free replacement car
  169. Pimp my video: man convicted of procuring helps make educational film
  170. Thieves toast break-in at Johannesburg police station
  171. Injured man wins damages for sex overdrive
  172. Stolen baby Jesus statue returned after 8-month trip chronicled in photo album
  173. Just kidding about that Vatican pro football team: cardinal
  174. Marijuana top U.S. cash crop, policy analyst says
  175. Malaysia cleans up toilets to lure tourists
  176. Groups offer Web festival sacrifice
  177. Thieves break into police station
  178. Vietnamese "brides" parade for lonely Malaysians
  179. Italy issues new code to stop ultra-skinny models
  180. Santa Clauses' celebrating draws police to suburban Vancouver mall
  181. Malaysia launches 'self-cleaning' toilets to woo tourists
  182. Library takes novel approach to romance
  183. Santa dons hardhat after mince pie attack
  184. Sewage divers submerge in murky world
  185. Movie studio Fox auctions movie star contracts
  186. Toy shop says "Bah, Humbug!" to Web sale
  187. Overweight man sues Air France over seat row
  188. Plaintiff in property rights case sends angry holiday message
  189. Jewelry store defences fall as thieves kick through wall from shop next door
  190. Virgin Komodo dragon prepares to give birth during holiday season
  191. Aboriginal community tries to enlist DiCaprio in fight against diamond mine
  192. Indian police reluctant to fight the flab
  193. Christmas parties becoming a legal minefield
  194. Japanese man in virtual 'hibernation' survives 3 weeks without food or water
  195. Library takes novel approach to romance
  196. Santa dons hardhat after mince pie attack
  197. Sewage divers submerge in murky world
  198. Movie studio Fox auctions movie star contracts
  199. Toy shop says "Bah, Humbug!" to Web sale
  200. Cooks lured to "prep kitchens"
  201. Woman complains to police about shoddy crack cocaine
  202. O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, may the courts find a home for thee
  203. Harper and Dion - a tail of cats and dogs
  204. Aboriginal community tries to enlist Leo DiCaprio in fight against diamond mine
  205. Traveling for the holidays? If you're a Russian debtor, pay up first
  206. Santa smashed in mince pie mayhem
  207. Italian legislators condemn gay dolls in nativity scene
  208. Leader won't let wife drive him on motorbike
  209. Hoax Web site jabs anti-illegal immigrant town
  210. FBI releases last of secret John Lennon files
  211. Baby put into X-ray machine at Los Angeles airport
  212. Popular gadgets may make painful gifts
  213. Birth as easy as 1-2-3: one woman, two wombs, three babies
  214. 'Santa Claus' robs Portuguese gas station at gunpoint
  215. UAE emirate bans pyjamas at work
  216. Beijing takes aim at food follies ahead of Olympics
  217. Grinch torches Christmas tree erected on downtown corner of Ontario town
  218. Latest on YouTube: Men wearing wild disguises get driver's licences
  219. Mystery artist puts new face on highway safety project; some amused, some not
  220. Baby put into X-ray machine at Los Angeles airport
  221. Popular gadgets may make painful gifts
  222. "Sword throat" -- one of the perils of sword-swallowers
  223. Edmonton liquor store rakes in Canadian Tire money in exchange for booze
  224. Santa beards fail fire safety tests in Sweden
  225. Texas teenager fighting efforts by police to remove bullet from his head
  226. Women wielding handbags help police catch fleeing suspect in central England
  227. Supersize price for Indonesia's 110-dollar burger
  228. Chinese students urge Christmas boycott
  229. Wine investing: buyers, cellars and liquid assets
  230. Egypt sniffer dog's costly air movement
  231. A real Christmas story
  232. It's Christmas! Have a little more bat meat!
  233. PhD students say "humbug!" to Christmas
  234. Oldest hockey stick sells for 1.9 million dollars
  235. Armed men in Santa suits hold up cellphone store in Liverpool, England
  236. Escape of wild cat briefly shuts National Zoo in Washington; animal recaptured
  237. English church uses Beach Boys to liven up Nativity
  238. Anonymous buyer pays $2.2 million for hockey stick billed as oldest ever
  239. Woman with 2 wombs gave birth to triplets, says hospital in Bristol, England
  240. Motorists switch satnav on, brain off
  241. The Christmas family, from Mary to Carol, has heard all the jokes
  242. "Sword throat" -- one of the perils of sword-swallowers
  243. British queen too shy to watch her Christmas speech with royals: report
  244. Transport chaos grips US -- but Santa's sleigh gets the all clear
  245. Transport chaos grips US -- but Santa's sleigh gets the all clear
  246. Need advice on growing cannabis? Greek police can help
  247. Indiana school told to reinstate students expelled for 'teddy bear attack' film
  248. Supergran Josie, 59, holds builders hostage for slow work
  249. This just stinks: New research shows hibernating skunks benefit from snuggling
  250. A real Christmas story